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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-03

VIM. NJ Bowen, Auditor. 20 10
seph Dsfenbaugh, deed for 100 acres
in sec II. I II, X 10, Hooking
county, o. Consideration $36 81
for taxes. Date Feb. %, 1887. Re
corded Feb 60, 1887.
TN Carpenter and wife to Tim
othY Duke, quit claim deed for
1l.l00 of an acre Ward twp, Lot 6,
sec 26, L l3, Il Is, Hooking coun,
ty 0. Consideration $50. Date
Feb 10, 1887. Recorded February
26. 81.
Zacheus Nixon to James ". Sny-
der, warranty Decd for 143. 29 leo
acres III sec 6, I Is, X 16, Hooking
county, o. Consideration s20U0.
Date Feb II, 1887. Recored Feb
%, 'S7.
ZV Raney 10 W A Reed quit
claim deed, for 20 acres in sec 6, I
~, Il 19, Hooking county, o.
Date Feb IL, 1887. Recorded Feb
IS, ST.
Lnuisa Payne and husband to L.
B. Comfy, warranty deed, for east
half of Lot No. 113, Logan, o. Con
sheraton $15C0. Date Feb 26,
1887. Recorded Feb 2S, 1887.
MORTGAGES.
John Bowers and wife and to A.
Pcs;om for $500 on 80 acres in CSC
90, T 13, Z IS. Hooking county,
o. Date Jan G, 1887. Recorded
Feb IL, 1887.
Jacob KrcasLhaum and wife 10
j o Upton for $50. On AZ scres in
sec "a, Z II, L Is, Hooking coun--
ty. 0. Date FEB Is, 1857. Re-
corded Fet %, 1857.
Ezra SteDhcns and wife to John
Cook fer $1,000 on 100 acres OF land
in sec 10, r II, Falls twp, Hooking
county, o. Date Feb 81, 's7. Re
corded Feb %, '87. Due in l and
5 years from date.
William Thornton and wife TO
Jesse D. White for $50 on 81 acres
in sec 2, L II, L Is, for balance of
purchase money.
] " Nichols and wife to Jesse
ID White for $500 on 50 acres in
sec 2, L II, Il Is, for balance of
purchase money.
Release of mortgage by Benjamin
6 Mitchell cf the city OF New York
against the Col d iiock Coal d: Iron
60 for 100000. Date Feb 10, 'S7.
Recorded Feb "a, 'S7.
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PROBATE. NOTUyE.

Notice Is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts and yo,schers have been fled
in the Probate Court OF Hooking coanty,
Ohio. for se.tlem snt.
George 81. MuMford, guardian of the
estate offs. NJ. Godecfle. an imbecile.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 25th day OF March, lSS1, at 10 o.
clock, a M, or as soon thereafter as may be
VT. ACEER,
March T-Sv Pro Judge
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Mr.. Frank Hall, the youngest
son Of Rev. 7. ii. Hall, formerly
of this place, died on Tuesday
las; at his home in Johnstown, Of
consumption. Frank has been
an invalid for many months. and
his sad I'd. while not unexpect-
ed, was none the less sorrowfui
TO his relatives and friends
Lancaster Gazette.
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The contractors at the Bloom
ingville oil well refuse TO answer
any questions in regard 10 the
depth, but the residents say it is
now about 500 feet down, and
the faith Of the stockholdersm must
be rather shaky.-New Plymouth
Graphic.
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FOE SALE OF RENT.

The property of Mrs. DR.. Will.
Hams near The Fair Ground Is for
sale or rent after April 1st. Par
ties desiring the property can
call at the Sentinel Office for
particulars. March 3-3t.
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WANTED-2000fbs fbs Of
clean cotton rags at our factory
in This city, for which we will
pay the highest market price in
cash. LOGAN MGF. co.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given, that the fooIIw-
Ing accounts and vouchers have been f,icl
n the Probate Court OF Hooking county.
Ohio, for settlement:
George Johnston, administrator o, tho
estate of Joseph A. Wolf, decd.
And the same will come on for hearin:
on the l2th day OF March, 1857, al 10 o.
clock, IN. or as sOor thereafter as may b
convenient. VT ACKER
Feb I7-Sw ProJudra-
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Mr.. John Raricll. ofZares7ille,
visited his brother-in-law n. j.
Weiland, last week, and return
ed home on Tuesday, his wife
and son accompanying him.
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For Rent.

Three very desirable rooms at
reasonable terms. Well, cisiern
cellar, ETC., on lot. Call on Mrs.
SARAH STALLSMITU.
March 3-tf.
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Fer Rent.

After April 1st, the store room
occupied by Wcrk & Baker, also
dwelling honses.
Feb. 2t2t. HOMER L. WRIGHT.
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Notice Is hereby given, that the follow
Ing Accounts and Vouchers have been flsA
in the Probate Court OF Hooking county.
ONO, Tor hrst partial settlement.
estate of u. ID. Hufsord.
AND the same Will come on for hsarinS
on the 18th day OF February, 1887, at ii
O'Clock, A. NJ, or as soGn thereafter as may
be convenient.
W. T. ACKEB, Probate Judge
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Mr. Gear. of Upper Sandusky.
is the guest OF lis brother: Mich
Gear, in this city.
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NOTICE.

Persons having left work for
binding with William Anderson,
deceased. are requested TO leave .
description of the same at T. Hsr-
ring,on's drug store.
M. POND, Adm.
Feb. II, 'SS7-3w.
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PROBATE CoURT-MARRrAGE Ii
CENSES.
U. W. Brown and Bessie 81. Spl-
Ger, Geo w Devore and Vita Jack :
son, Jno Z BeDscnhaver and Clara
NJ Nixon, Isaac Imboden and Ma
ry Z B!osser.
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SETTLEMENT.

Alfred Reid. Executor ofthe Will
of Susanah Wlthrow, filed his first
and final account, Feb "a.
APPOINTMENTS.
Benz. Z O'Neil guardian of Cath
arine Sherauan all cmbecile. Bond
5000.
Geo NJ Mumford, guardian of
5 NJ Godecke, an insane person,
rendered his resignation on Tues
day and asked to be relieved of the
trust. In case the resignation Is
accepted, Mrs. Godecke will proba-
bly, be appointed.
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WANTED-Oak Car Lumber.
Apply to u. S. Rolling Stock Co.,
Urbana, Ohio.
Advertised Letters.

Advertised Letters.
Feb. 2S 81.
Chas T. Allen, Mrs. Ellen Fra
zier, Miss Ellen Markham, (S)
Miss Sarah Stevens, Mrs. Jennie
Il Sincehetser.
Chas. Rose. 7. y.
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Prorane. hut Truthful.

Logan wants natural gas Lew
Green thinks she wants it d
bad. Shawnee Banner.
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Charley Sterret visited Mel
sonvil,e last week.
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F. B. Baird spent Sunday in
this city.
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-Oysiers and Soup, every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
Kerstcin's.
Our Ticket for the Spring
Election:
Natural Gas. Yes.

Here's how dye do!
Whatever shall 1 do?
Since / stopped my advertising
Ny trade has fallen off surprising
Within week or two
Here's how dye do!
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PROBATE NOTICE

Feb. II, 'SS7-3w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-11
GrHnbuTy,
nee of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
GRANBURY, TEX, July MIR. Georns-
barker, of Weatherford, has been in our
city for several days prospecting, with a
view Of going into business here. Our
business men were very favorably i'm
pressed with Mr.. GeOrnsbarker, and feel
hopeful that he will give our town a fair
consideration, and decide to locate here
He departed for Fort Worth this eve
ming over the Fort Worth and Rio
GTande.
Our new ice factory made the first lot OF
ice to-day, and expects to supply the de-
mand from this date.
Mr.. J. E. Critics, former leading bust
ness man of Grsnbury, but now large
stock man, will leave By the next
excursion from Fort Worth for San
Francisco, Csl., where he will remain for
six months, for the benefit Of his health.
The most enjoyable social OF the sea-
son was gwen the young folks by Mr..
and Mrs. John Reichstetter last night.
The party was in honor of their charming
little daughter, Miss Nettie Delicious
edibles in abundance we're displayed at
the proper hour, and the entire crowd
Of little youngsters enjoyed regular
picnic.
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She Bought Him or.
st. Louis Republican,

81. LOUIS ECpUUllCan,
An interesting and peculiar commercial
transaction was performed Ia Justice
Spaulding's court yesterday. Il was the
selling by real live man Of his position
as husband, together with his personal
effects, for the sum OF $50. He was q
tall, slender man, wearing wide brim-
med SLOUGH hat, which covered an abun-
dance Of black hair, with deep set, pierre
ing eyes, and tanned features. He
entered the Justices Office accompanied
by large handsome woman. Approach
ing the Judge he requested aim to retire
to the rear room, as he had bust
ness to perform which de-
served secrecy. When tle trio
were IN the star chamber the man looked
about him to seq that 10 one was seCreted
behind the desks or the doors. Then he
took from his pocket q slip of paper or
document, as he termed it, and handed it
to the justice. The justice!read the docu-
ment, stared az the man, and then g. his
companion, The man finally broke the
silence by asking the Justice if there was
anything wrong in the paper. The JUS
tice explained TO him that it was no more
than an agreement, at which the woman
broke in with:
'Ain't 1t capable OF making him stay
away from me?"
The justice informed her that it de-
pended on whether or not the person
drawing up the agreement was man
enough to stand by it. To that the man
stated, slapping his hand on the table,
that he WAS man and would continue to
be one.
The justice then read an agreement 20
them, which read as follows:
"For and in consideration Of $50 cash,
paid me this 25th day OF June, 1887, by
-, the receipt of which Is hereby &C
knowledged, do hereby release and sell
all Of my rights, titles and interest in and
TO all Of the household goods and chat
tells Of every description now in posses
sion Of -, at my residence in the city
OF st. Louis, state of Missouri, and
l agree st the same time (tor my
part) for the payment to me of the said
SOB. that 1 will never appear SIS
sgsfnst the said -, now or at any fu-
ture time, in any of the courts, ETC., of
the United States to oppose her or raise
any objections to her securing bill of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-11

ST. LOUIS, No, July Under the
nod.hed order issued by the board of
police commissioners which is based
upon Judge N5ouan's decision Of the
Sunday Jaw delivered last Friday, the po-
bic authorities Wi. permit saloons, gar
tens, etc, TO open tomorrow tor the sale
.Cf beer sud wines, but The sale of
distilled liquors viii not be allowed, and
Gnyg5Gy found dispensing them VIII be
Srrcsted at once and his place closed.
r Sunday law in respect 10 everything
except the ss-e Of beer, wine and other
simple refreshments ola Notwithstanding
IalGre is, under Judge NoCuan's
decision, In force and viii be rigidly en-
forced by the police Theatcrs and other
l.sCe- of amusement where an admission
5st is charged are prohibited. Chris Won
der Abe, president Of the ST. Louis base
b. club, however, says mis- club will
play ball tomorrow and If the police
s,op the game ne Will bring action
Sga'l~. the police and fight the
paw in the courts. The PROB
GaD.ties are that the saloons gener-
ply wt. be omen tomorrow and in all
Likelihood many arrests will be made for
Violating the lsw for selling liquors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-11

eo'.es' cadence " the Gazette.
MILFORD, Ten July While George
Malone co.ored, was blasting out a well
pn l-s Place, q mile northwest of town,
p discovered something which, upon in
yes glt!0o, proved to be coal Examin-
r. the vein he found it TO be about three
Pr ioHr inches ia diameter, ana on follow
n i little further it was found 10 in
rrease constantly IN size. Ia company
p seyera, citizens the reporter yes
te-lsy SAW the vein and took out some Of
r. coal, which stood the test, proving
+ deed Il .e c9sl q fair quality. low
A1Ge the vein may prove 10 be, OF course,
+ Lot known. but it Will be fully iuyesti-
sate', for While the small vein discovered
! not considerable, il indicates the
Presence ~ coal in the immediats
fcin.-y
Several showers Of rain IN the last few
as 127a vastly benefited growing
7 Stock water Is still disrcsstngly
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DEAD IN A WE'LL
y Wei known Citizen of Waco Meets With
Ru Untimg sly End,

y Wei known Citizen of waco Meets With
au Untimgl End.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July 10. J. MckGy's
body was found at the bottom Of q well
this morning. He was dead and the head
and face bruised almost beyond Tecogni-
ton. He was partner in the firm of X.
Il. and J. J. Mckay, carriage builders,
wood-workers and blscksmiths, and q
quiet, well liked man. It is said he has
been drinking for several weeks and late
LAST night was more than usually under
the influence of liquor. 1t is not known
that he had any difficulty with
anybody and foul play has not been
limited at. the we'll where his
body was found was in the rear yard Of
the shop occupied by the firm of which be
was a member. There are two theories
as to his death-one that being depressed
by family troubles land it Is rumored
there were such trouDles) and in 8 melGn-
chOlly state OF mind, aggravated by aiCo-
holic stimulants, he suicided by dashing
himself into the well, headioremost
The other and most generally accepted
theory is that while drunk he sat down
on the curbing Of the well, went to sleep
end fell in. The matter is generally de-
plored. He leaves a young wife. The
verdict of the COroner's Jury was scci-
dental death.
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Var over CurI-Papers.

-..a-e. I.a.J accord.
A as. little war has recently been
Ia-e- IL The heDdgrton School at Tioga.
r. 1s--Ias 90 the strife were one OF the
eal-ers au0 the PARENTS Of Miss Nichol-
"-a ...euded the school with her
pr II .aaers, and the tescheT persuaded
s. t2 .aa- down her hsir. This inter
SS-Lrt Tas resented By the parents of
lc s~0--, sud The child was again sent TO
geo VIII her 1aig in papers. This dis
'9e3 The peace oi mind of the teacher
Y >atl a4 extent that she ordered the
r, ID remove the papers, and thereby
--s-s-1 ne -L-teeiIng Of the parents.
." agau the obnoxious CurI-papeTs
so ,1elC q peGrsuce in the schoOl-TOOm
p l2A was sent to the principal for the
-s0eWtal0r. Principal and teacher
Ioo0 together upon the curl-papeT ques-
pr sll The prohibited decoration had
60. By this time the parents were
ioioaslLy indignant, and an appeal to
IS ocloo. Board of the Twenty
SC,On reversed the decision of the lower
9lE,, and left the curl.pspers free 10
ave as long SIS they should choose. Had
Y the desired relief been obtained from
rs tribunal the parents assert that they
VulC nave carried the matter TO the
paE0 OF Education and even to the
urls rather than waive the right OF their
ausater 10 Wear her hair in papers if
= should SO choose.
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divorce from me, but Will allow her to
get such bill at her own pleasure and
withdraw any opposition on my part
whatever"
When the justice had read the docu-
ment both very readily signed their
names to it, after which the man put out
his hand and demanded the money. The
woman, with apparent great satisfaction,
opened her purse and counted out $50 in
bills, which she handed to the Justice,
who turned it over to the man. He had
no sooner got the money than he darted
out the door and buried himself in g
neighboring saloon. The lady, after pay
ing the justice for his trouble, stated
that they came from Texas a short time
ago, but could not live together in peace.
Then she made him the above PROPOSE
tion, which was accepted.
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In Bosuus County.

MERIDIAN, TEN, July ;, 1881
Editor Of the Gazette:
The canvass is booming in Bosque.
On the 4th large meetings were held st
Terrell, Cranfll's Gap and Morse. At
Morse Col. o. L. Lockett opened for the
pros, followed by Captain Ed. Walling,
anti, and the debate closed by ColOLel
James Anderson of Waco. At Crantiu's
Gap Mr.. J. U. Vincent spoke for the ants
and Colonel Paddleford fer the pros.
st Morse, Boynton and Styles for the
pros and Rolen for the ants.
Wednesday night Colonel 7. A, Blair
OF Waco and II. G.. Cooke Of Meridian
spoke for the pros at Smith Bend, a
Brazos precinct, and eX-Parson Spivey
for the ants. Cooke spoke first and
Spivey next, and though courteously &C
corded as much time as he wanted, by
Colonel Blair, st the conclusion Of his
hour and q half Biblical hsrangue, he
walked out and was followed by all the
ants except three or four. Colonel Blair
literally skinned them alive, denouncing
Spivey's conduct in betting terms.
Thursday night Colonel Styles spoke
to fair audience at Clifton, and to-day
Colonies Lockett and Vincent speaks to
large crowd at Norway Hills.
Colonel Blair is here resting and will
speak IN the. courthouse at p. m. to-
morrow. He will also speak at Valley
Mills Thursday night, the 18th, and at
CsyOte the 18th.
Rev. j. W. neR-De of Duffan will speak
in the courthouse Monday evening, 18th.
Mills assault on DR.. Carroll and vulgar
declaration, "Hell is crammed and
packed with just such preachers as you
are" have created a profound sensation
in the country, and fair minded men are
deeply indignant.
Both sides are claiming this county. 1t
will be close. /. G.
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GrgguVtiiCs
speclal to the Gazette.

cpCCldl 10 the uSLGLle.
GREENvILLE, TEX, July 10.-A convict
agent Of the state penitentiary stopped
over at Greenville yesterday with seven
prisoners in charge on their way to the
Rusk penitentiary. The prisoners were
from GAINESVILLE and B0nhsm, lately con
victed In their courts and were held IN
our jail yesterday presumably to wait the
collecting of other prisoners ct this point
The heat has been intense and very op-
pressive here to-day, the thermometer
ranging SIS high as loo and even il excess
of this at the hottest time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-11

As the Boston Transcript thinks, 8
genuine feminine inconsistency appears
In the following note left by a wife in
New York for her husband, from whom
she had run away with another mon:
"DEAR WILL am going to better my
self, so don't worry. leave this city
Your vile, No MORE.
81 love YOU lust the ssme.''
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sunday Law at Denison.

SpecIaI 70 the GaZettc.
DENIsoN, TEX, July 1O.-The workmen
in the Missouri Pacific roundhouse and
repair shops were notified by officers to-
day to stop work in obedience to the Sun
day law As Master-mechanic Clark
would not be responsible for the men If
they worked they sll quit and will not
work on Sundays until further develop
mpntG
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LRmpasas.

SpecIaI 70 the Ga2etIe.
LAMPAsAs, TEX, July I0.-A large
delegation OF our citizens left to-day for
the three days picnic st Marble Falls,
Burnet county.
Six members of the United States Geo
logical Survey are here preparing for
their seasons work through this and
western counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-11

OF " o-th property IS about to boom,
! 9somle-seekeTs who have not yet Sc
leu their lots should delay no Iangers
one IS rich enough to defer, this mat
longer, SIS the advance has already
1iaenced and is gathering force daily.
nave yet an immense list of cheap and
sSht lots for sale on easy terms. Call
Us 81 once, as your money will 90 so
Sent. further today than it will sixty
p hence, Our office is st SO4 Msin
gel MoRPHY & HICKEY,
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Domestic and Foreign News BY
Telegraph
N EACH ISSUE;
INTELLIGENT DISCUSSION OF All
CURRENT TOPICS.

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE will be made
full and complete newspaper for gil who
have not time or inclination to pore over
the pages Of daily, and the constant ain
and resolve will be 10 add every new
feature that increases the
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Yon Wont Miss IL.

The doIIsr necessary ito pay for q years
subscription to the Weekly GAZETTE. If
you take the Daily, send the Weekly to
your friends in the old states, and help
advertise Texas.
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at Tyler,
Special TO the Gazette.


TYLER, Tex, July 1O.-Attorney Gen
erel James S. Hogg came IN on the Mis-
souri, Pacific last night, and will spend
to-day and tomorrow with friends here.
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Denton
Special to the Gazette,

DENTON, Ten, July lO.-DistrIct
court will open here Tomorrow, Judge
Plner presiding. The criminal docket is
set for the first Monday in August.
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aickel-plsted disgust for natural history.
y. K. LAHITY,
4.P. S. l paid for the drinks.

80 Decline of man or woman,
premsturely induced by excuses or had
prselsess Speedily as rsdssegiy <pafea
Bo9k GllustrsSed) Il GEMS in Stamps.
CoHkul tstioH Tfees FoFfd's 0Hpenssry
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Forney Hay at so Cents a Balls.
New crop, at W. T. Pstterson's feed
store
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K. LAMITY.
A Gazette Scribe's Visit to Wichita Falls
IAN Episode with an AniIsaI
that Wasn't a Badger.
EARNS and Farmhouses Dot the Rtlts and
valleys where Once the "Dug OUT and
Stock Pen Resigned Supreme.

WICHITA FALLS, TEX, July ;, ISL
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The Paper Improved.

the pIUsUuV8sTOEs SIa4I1s Ivr sur
Twiggs swords, captured at New Of@
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,NEr srEcrIe CorDrawer 3,Atanta Ca
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rs All Posimasters aye authorized
s@5ato fake Subscriptions, to whom a
eeAsIbefaT Discount will be allowed


In cheapening the price of THE WEE
LY GAZETTE it is tie deteInlHtnti1H to ins-
proue Its ga1ue to ell classes of readers,
Among its attractions will Be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-11

10 LNC + IILOT OF IIIG IaAGJIG.
I arrived at Wichita Falls on the eve
ming of the 9TH inst, and like everybody
else, I stopped. This is 8 neat little
city, on the Fort Worth. and Denver
Railway, ia miles northwest of Fort
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Prizes will also be given for meritorious!ex-
hibits in any Of the above Divisions, although
not falling within the published classification;
also for the best exhibits Of Jams, Jellies,
Pickles, and other Preserves, made in the
Kingdom.
The necessary accommodation for exhibits
will be provided by the Society.
Notice in writing of intention to exhibit is
requested. Blanks for the purpose can be had
at the office of A. Jaeger, Esq, Kaahumahu
street, or from the undersigned
Exhibits must be in place before the open
ing Of the Show or they will not be entitled
to compete for prizes,
Admission so cents, children half price.
Members Of the Society will be admitted free
on presenting their receipts for subscription
for the current year.
Any person can become a member Of the
Society by paying the annual subscription o.
$500.
Subscriptions are payable to A. Jaeger, Esq,
Acting Treasurer.
By order OF the Board of Management.
]. S. WEBB,
Secretary